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How to Replace the Exhaust on a Kawasaki Z125?

Model: Kawasaki Z125
Part: Exhaust muffler

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To replace the exhaust on a Kawasaki Z125, loosen the screws that secure it to its housing located on the right side of the bike, near the rear wheel: once the fixing screws of its supports are loosened, proceed by widening the ring that connects the exhaust manifold to the silencer.

This will allow you to remove the exhaust from its seat and insert the new one: the new exhaust must be securely fixed in place and connected to the manifold with the appropriate ring, ensuring it is functional.


Updated on 14 September 2026 by ScegliAuto


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